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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
5
Wanted representatives for laundry and toilet soap, tea, coffee, toilet articles, perfumes, and other household necessities. No capital required, earnings from 60 to 870 per week. Letter of credit from business owner for 240 needed. Training in salesmanship offered. Write CM. Aldred, Manager, Vietre Island, Pittsborghi Parle.
Franklin police raided the Third ward at 11 o'clock Wednesday evening, targeting residence of Mrs Katie Wolor san at 22 Attanvle Avenue. She faced charges of manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor for beverage. Bail set at 1000 dollars.
Charles E. Perigo former Erie newspaperman and Joseph D. Shatto city editor of Sharon Telegraph were seriously hurt in a crash near New Castle. Shatto 52 and Perigo 45 sustained head injuries. Shatto's skull fractured and Perigo suffered deep cuts. Both taken to Shenango Valley Hospital. Shatto was driving. attempting to pass another vehicle forced to abandon in ditch after oncoming car prevented passage.
Mrs Chas Snider of Goshen Indiana reports her two daughters were relieved of goitre by Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. She invites readers to learn the treatment and obtain names of other successful drug stores by writing Box 858 Mechan icsburg Ohio.
Warren resident Thomas Gare of West Fifth Avenue lies unconscious in Bradford Hospital after a November road crash near Bradford. He was thrown from his vehicle when the auto skidded and struck his head. An X-ray today confirmed injuries. authorities fear a fractured skull. The incident occurred Wednesday on the state road near the city. Gare remains in a critical condition. A separate recruitment notice seeks district agents to sell fruit trees and nursery stock in Newark, New York.
J Mays aged seven years died at an early hour in Garland after a long illness. The deceased lived in the area and left a widow and several children. Surviving is Mrs Louise Mays, a clerk in the National Bank of Cory. No funeral announcement has been made.
Mrs Edna Fitch wife of Great B L Fitch died Sunday morning May 6 at Corry lospiad. She grew up with Byron Raymond near the State use Shel, married Ernest E J Pitch April 41 1486, and lived in the area thereafter. Funeral services were held at home and at LB church. Bearers were four sons and two sons-in-law.
Report of condition for Citizens National Bank at Corry Pennsylvania closing business on May 5. Includes balance sheet items such as lawful reserves, deposits, and redemption funds with U.S. Treasurer and total assets. Partial readable data shows numbers and line items.
The document records a financial transaction listing a fund, interest, and unpaid dividends with a total amount of 991,385.37, signed by W. Parker, Cashier, and sworn before a commissioner on May 9, 192_. It notes a deposit due in forty days and a certification of truth by the official attestation.
Ex crown prince Wilhelm Hohenzollern reflects on King Edward VII and the world war, praising German armament while critiquing Austro German policy. He recounts illness of the Kaiser, personal talks, the Versailles treaty, and liberal reforms, plus English administration and cross channel tensions. ends with a note on future cooperation.
William Lethbridge of Irwin Street Woodlawn and his wife report complete recovery from years of indigestion nervous trouble and headaches after taking Tanlac. He says his nerves are steadier and both feel like new people and believe Tanlac worth any price.
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